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Trading conditions deteriorated even further on November 5, so both Variants had a rough time. The Fixed TP Variant only suffered a scratch, though. In contrast, the Trailing Variant got hit hard.

For this week’s trade idea, I’m looking at this neat tech setup on the long-term chart of AUD/CHF but still waiting to see if fundamentals will confirm a bounce.

A new month is already well underway. So, how did the two Variants of the Happy Hunter Trading System fare in October? Are they still meeting my goals for the system?

Greetings, fellow Happy Hunters! The trading week is done and a new one will soon begin, which means that it’s time to take stock of how the two Variants of the Happy Hunter Price Action Trading System fared this past week.

GBP/NZD’s price action was still a choppy mess on November 2, but the Fixed TP Variant was able to erase its losses. The Trailing Variant, meanwhile, is still down by 2.07% for the month.

Both Variants started the new month with a bang. And by that I mean both Variants got hit by a torpedo and were sinking. Boo hoo!

Both Variants had a very good run in October since the Fixed TP Variant closed out the month with 6.91% in gains, while the Trailing Variant harvested an astoundingly bountiful 25.02% in profits. Whee!

There was an amazingly beautiful downtrend on October 30. And since the system was able to open trades in the direction of the trend, the Trailing Variant is now up by a whopping 21.66% for the month! Whee!

Both Variants started the new week on a strong footing. The Trailing Variant, in particular, is now up by 17.64% for the month and even hit a fresh high water mark of 18.33%.

Trade war jitters seem to be returning, so I’m looking at a potential short Kiwi play versus the safe-haven dollar. This downtrend channel is looking pretty strong!